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Hi,

I am asked to bring a "Travel History for the Past 10 Years" to my interview next week. Anybody knows what this is for? Is it related to Administrative Processing? Does it mean that they are going to put me for Administrative Processing?

Any information would be appreciated and thanks in advance.

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Do you have a T country connection?

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Do you have a T country connection?

I am originally Iranian and have been living in Europe for more than 3 and half years now. That's it.

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I am originally Iranian and have been living in Europe for more than 3 and half years now. That's it.

How are you not still Iranian?

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Do you have previous passports? Your passports would have the immigration or visa stamp of the countries you have visited. Take those passports and a copy of those pages with the immigration/visa stamp with you to the interview.

 

 

 

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Depends, mine show a few, not all.

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Hi,

I am asked to bring a "Travel History for the Past 10 Years" to my interview next week. Anybody knows what this is for? Is it related to Administrative Processing? Does it mean that they are going to put me for Administrative Processing?

Any information would be appreciated and thanks in advance.

It does not mean you will be placed in AP necessarily. Depending on your profession, previous/dual nationality and other factors they may wish to now where you have been etc... As you pointed out you are/were an Iranian national you may be subject to further scrutiny.

Good luck!

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How are you not still Iranian?

Never said I'm not. I am still.

It does not mean you will be placed in AP necessarily. Depending on your profession, previous/dual nationality and other factors they may wish to now where you have been etc... As you pointed out you are/were an Iranian national you may be subject to further scrutiny.

Good luck!

Thanks for your contribution. Appreciate it.

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Do you have previous passports? Your passports would have the immigration or visa stamp of the countries you have visited. Take those passports and a copy of those pages with the immigration/visa stamp with you to the interview.

I have all of my passports showing the travels I had. I also have all the documents for the trips that have not been marked in my passport such as Boarding Pass, Tickets, Hotel reservations etc. I will have them with me for interview. Hope it goes smoothly and thanks for your reply.

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I have all of my passports showing the travels I had. I also have all the documents for the trips that have not been marked in my passport such as Boarding Pass, Tickets, Hotel reservations etc. I will have them with me for interview. Hope it goes smoothly and thanks for your reply.

Just to be on the safe side, make sure you make a copy of everything, in case the IO wishes to keep them.

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Just to be on the safe side, make sure you make a copy of everything, in case the IO wishes to keep them.

Thanks. I will for sure.

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They ask for travel/work abroad history because they want to determine if you need to get a police clearance/certificate from that country.

If you lived/worked outside your home country for 12 months or longer, you need to get PC from that foreign country.

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They ask for travel/work abroad history because they want to determine if you need to get a police clearance/certificate from that country.

If you lived/worked outside your home country for 12 months or longer, you need to get PC from that foreign country.

Thanks, but I have already submitted two Police Certificates for where I have lived more than 6 months. Actually they asked me to do so at NVC stage. This is asked by consulate which I think what @Gegel said is more relevant here.

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I had to fill up the same paperwork before my interview. I had 6 pages typed out. Wasn't even asked about my travels. Approved without AP. 2 police certificate submitted for countries stayed more than 6 months

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